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# Outbound Traffic

Umbraco Compose uses static, region-specific outbound IP addresses for features like webhooks and ingestion functions, enabling you to allow them through your firewall.

Some features of Umbraco Compose generate outbound traffic to your applications. You may want to configure firewall rules to allow this traffic. Compose will always make requests from a static IP address. IP addresses differ depending on the region in which your project resides.

## Compose IP addresses

| Compose Region       | Outbound IP Address(es) |
| -------------------- | ----------------------- |
| Germany West Central | `9.141.127.49`          |
| US East              | `Coming Soon.`          |

Both [webhooks](/umbraco-compose/content-orchestration/webhooks.md) and any [ingestion functions](/umbraco-compose/apis/ingestion/functions.md) that make HTTP requests will use these addresses.


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